Residential Homecare youth

PROGRAMS: Four Pillars of Paglingap

Our programs focus on holistic community transformation through compassion, empowerment, and sustainability.

Residential Homecare

Our History

Chosen to Restore Dignity and Hope. The Residential and Home Care program began as an expansion of VOHF's mission to serve orphaned, abandoned, and neglected children beyond educational support.

In 2007, the acquisition of property led to the establishment of the Rose of Sharon (ROS) House of Friendship in Laguna. There, children receive not only food, shelter, and education, but also healthcare, discipleship, and spiritual formation. We believe every child deserves holistic care - physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual - and that restoration must touch the whole person.

Today, we are also preparing our youth for independent living, equipping them with life skills and Christ-centered values for the future.

Program Highlights

Hope Scholarship

Frances Anne Bumby, Registered Social Worker (2025), BS Social Work graduate and former HOPE Scholar.

Skills Development

Developing skills and talents through worship activities such as choir and Salinlahi dancers, alongside elective and afterschool programs including gardening, crochet, arts, and dishwashing liquid making.

Spiritual and Values Formation

Guiding children and youth toward spiritual growth, strong values, good character, and ethical leadership.

Community Engagement

Strengthening community engagement through partnerships with organizations and local churches in providing collaborative programs and activities for children and youth.

Health and Wellness community clinic

Health and Wellness

The Health & Wellness program provides medical outreach, feeding programs, and integrated health services for community partners and the broader community.

It also offers online consultations, health lectures, and support for families and individuals in need.

  • Medical Missions
  • Feeding Programs
  • Clinic and Online Consultations
  • Health Education & Training

Program Highlights

Integrated Health Services

Serving families with compassion through community-based Paglingap Clinic (stationary and mobile) in areas where CCT Ministries operate.

Health Education

Empowering and equipping CSLs and communities to deliver health services by providing relevant training that enables them to serve better.

Supplemental Feeding

Providing supplemental meals to undernourished children.

Disaster relief volunteers

Disaster Risk Reduction & Management (DRRM)

Through coordinated efforts with CCT Ministries, the foundation mobilized volunteers and CSLs to deliver relief goods, conduct medical missions, and provide spiritual care to affected communities.

Beyond immediate response, rehabilitation initiatives included rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods. These experiences established a framework for organized disaster response, integrating relief, recovery, and community resilience into the foundation's ongoing work.

Program Highlights

Disaster Preparedness Initiative

Strengthens community preparedness through risk identification, planning, and resilience building to protect vulnerable communities.

Relief Operations

Supporting vulnerable families during emergencies through timely relief operations and compassionate care.

Rebuilding Communities

Restoring hope through community rebuilding initiatives and sustainable recovery programs.

Community servant leadership training

Community Servant Leadership Development

Through the Community Servant Leadership Development Program, Community Servant Leaders (CSLs) - community partners who serve as volunteers in their own neighborhoods - were mobilized, trained, and empowered to deliver the social services of the CCT Group while advocating for servant leadership and good local governance.

As trusted leaders within their communities, they are uniquely positioned to drive transformation at the grassroots level.

CSLs take on vital roles in health education, discipleship, counseling, and community engagement, becoming frontliners not only in spiritual development but also in responding to health needs and emergencies.

Over time, they have grown into key partners in program implementation, embodying servant leadership and strengthening the foundation's impact within communities.

Program Highlights

Leadership Training and Spiritual Formation

Equipping individuals with leadership skills, Christ-centered values, and spiritual guidance to serve and lead their communities with integrity and compassion.

Christian Business Social Enterprise

An enterprise initiative established to generate sustainable resources that support feeding programs and social services.

Local Governance

CSLs are organized into Community Volunteer Development Councils, serving as a local governance structure and promoting active civic engagement and community service.

Community Volunteer Initiatives

Organized efforts where volunteers provide support and assistance to address community needs.

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